The Ghana School Feeding Program (GSFP) was started in 2005 as an initiative of the Comprehensive Africa Agricultural Development Program under the NPP administration. The program aims to provide free food to students in various schools across Ghana.
As the saying goes, the truth is in the pudding – and this is true indeed. A new viral photo presumed to be taken from one of the various Ghana schools offering free food on the School Feeding Programme has sparked a stir online.
A netizen, @chrisatadika shared the viral photo as amid his shock. The photo shows a plate of food that is not only unappetizing but also appears to be of poor quality. This has raised concerns about the quality of food being served to students under the GSFP.
The current state of the School Feeding Program doesn’t speak well of us at all. The photo has raised questions about the quality of food being served to students. As a nation, we need to ensure that our students are provided with nutritious and healthy meals that will help them grow and develop.
The government needs to take action to ensure that the School Feeding Program is living up to its name. If it must be done, it must be done well. Our students are the future leaders of our nation, and we need to ensure that they are provided with the best possible education and nutrition.
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